Ruineng Technology's Path to Breakthrough in Industrial Automation
[Company Profile] Fujian Raising Technology Co., Ltd. is a high-tech enterprise specializing in the R&D, manufacturing and sales of industrial automation control products as well as the distribution of semiconductor products. The group owns more than 20 subsidiaries and 8 overseas offices, building a global service network capable of rapidly responding to and efficiently serving customer needs worldwide.
At No. 12 Zhihui Avenue, Fuzhou High-Tech Zone, the headquarters building of Fujian Raising Technology Co., Ltd. stands quietly. Yet behind this calm exterior lies the surging power of a domestically technology-leading supplier of industrial automation control products continuously deepening its presence in core tracks. From specialized electronic control systems to general automation products, and from a single market to a global footprint, Raising Technology has spent nearly two decades writing a story of how China's intelligent manufacturing broke through from "filling gaps" to "taking the lead."
As a Key High-Tech Enterprise under the National Torch Program and a Fujian Provincial Enterprise Technology Center, Raising Technology has accumulated 286 authorized patents, including 138 invention patents. Behind these figures lies the company's firm commitment and remarkable persistence in long-term investment in core technologies.
Founded in 2007 and listed on the main board of the Shanghai Stock Exchange in 2017, Raising Technology is among the earliest domestic enterprises dedicated to the field of industrial automation control. After nearly two decades of development, the company has completed a comprehensive layout from industry-specific electronic control systems to general automation products, building a full-stack technology architecture covering the information layer, control layer, drive layer, actuation layer and sensing layer, and achieving independent control over multiple core technologies including automatic control, servo drives, variable frequency control, industrial Ethernet and motor design. It has also developed industry-specific management software and cloud platforms, forming integrated solution capabilities with software-hardware synergy and deep adaptation.
"We have always believed that if technology cannot sink down to the application site, its value is incomplete," said Wang Kaiwei, Deputy General Manager of Fujian Raising Intelligent Electronics Co., Ltd., a member of Raising Technology Group, in an interview. Currently, Raising Technology focuses on three main business lines—industrial automation, semiconductor distribution, and robotics—continuously shaping its brand image as a "technology expert + reliable partner." "Only by truly integrating core technologies, self-developed products, deep industry understanding, and full-process service capabilities can a company build a genuine core moat and form a competitive advantage that others find hard to replicate."
In the field of industrial automation, Raising focuses on deepening breakthroughs in control and drive technologies. Its electronic control systems are widely used in textile and sewing equipment such as computerized flat knitting machines, sock knitting machines, glove knitting machines and industrial sewing machines, while its general automation products cover AC servo systems, inverters, programmable logic controllers, human-machine interfaces, IoT gateways, etc. Its business spans many industries including textiles, sewing, machine tools, 3C electronics, robotics, printing and packaging, HVAC, metallurgy, chemicals, energy and electric power.
"In recent years, a prominent direction has been the continuous upgrade of control and drive capabilities," Wang Kaiwei explained. Raising keeps iterating in servo systems, dual-axis servo drives, industry-specific machines and other areas, aiming not to lengthen the product line but to improve equipment performance in synchronization, control precision, response efficiency and integrated application, with deep adaptation to high-end manufacturing scenarios such as 3C semiconductors, lithium batteries and robotics. Related products have been applied in volume to high-end equipment such as collaborative robots, articulated robots and SCARA robots, reaching a domestically leading level in safety, stability and ease of use.
As an enterprise built on high technology, Raising Technology clearly recognizes that all technological innovation must revolve around real manufacturing scenarios, avoiding "paper innovation" detached from applications.
"Many manufacturing scenarios look fine at first glance, but what really traps customers are precisely those details like 'the machine runs, but not smoothly,' 'it works, but is hard to tune,' and 'it can be delivered, but on-site efficiency never rises.' Innovation only truly lands when these details are handled well," said Wang Kaiwei. To this end, Raising Technology continues to advance digital applications such as HVAC AI intelligent control, smart textile factories and visual inspection, connecting the full chain of equipment monitoring, energy consumption optimization, quality traceability and operations & maintenance management to help enterprises achieve digital-intelligent transformation. Relying on integrated "hardware + software + data" solutions covering AI visual defect recognition, intelligent positioning and other core technologies, it provides full-chain intelligent support for textile and sewing production—from equipment to management.
While rolling out new products, Raising Technology actively implements a three-generation R&D strategy of "pre-researching one generation, developing one generation, and launching one generation," integrating emerging technologies such as AI, machine vision, IoT and digitalization in advance to continuously enhance the competitiveness of its product solutions. "Industrial automation may seem to be about making products, but in fact it tests whether a company can continuously polish its underlying technology, scenario understanding and delivery services. There is no real shortcut in this industry; more often than not, capabilities are thickened through round after round of iteration," said Wang Kaiwei.
For Wang Kaiwei, the ultimate value of industrial automation lies not in how many breakthroughs are made in the laboratory, but in how many real pain points on production lines—"running poorly, hard to tune, low efficiency"—are solved. It is precisely this "born from practicality" innovation logic that has won Raising Technology the trust of more and more customers.
With the deepening advancement of the Belt and Road Initiative, more and more "China Intelligent Manufacturing" products are going overseas. Raising Technology's path abroad is not simply product export, but the systematic export of technology, services and talent development.